Organizing
The work that makes teams go.
Team organizers do the heavy lifting that keep players playing and teams together.
Help Start a Team
1
Find your local or state coordinator.
USA Ultimate volunteers can share resources and insight that can help you get a team started at your child’s school or in your area.
2
Work with your local disc organization.
Your local disc organizations can help with contacts, resources, finding coaches and more!
3
Spread the word!
Help recruit for your new team with social media, announcements, flyers, sharing the opportunity at community centers or churches, etc.
Resources
New Start Grant Kit
The perfect kit to get your team going, including 10 discs, 8 half cones, 2 intro skills and drills manuals and more. Interested in ordering a kit? Learn more!
Learn to Play
The Learn to Play Program works with local organizers to run clinics that help introduce ultimate to new groups of youth athletes. Learn to Play is a fun, flexible and low-barrier way for more kids to learn about ultimate!
Organizer Resource Manual
The organizer resource manual includes tons of information that can help you get your team playing and growing.
Resources
Organize
Tons of information for organizers at all levels of the sport.
Youth
Details about becoming a chaperone and the accompanying responsibilities.
Coaching
Use this manual to learn some introductory ultimate skills and drills.
Coaching
More skills and drills to learn some introductory ultimate skills and drills.
Coaching
Learn some of ultimate’s most essential skills using these how-to cue cards.
Competition
Database of field complexes across the country, designed to help event organizers.